Departure from Shin-Osaka, Tokaido Shinkansen Nozomi 182 bound for Tokyo

Arrival at Tokyo Station, Bus Terminal bound for Tokyo Yaesu

Arrival at Seatopia Naado

Miyako City Fish Market, Breakfast at the Fish Market Restaurant, Break
Fish Market Restaurant↗ https://www.jfmiyako.net/cafeteria/

Departure From Fish Market Restaurant

Arrival at Miyako Station

Departure from Miyako Station, Sanriku Railway Rias Line bound for Kuji

Arrive at Tanohata Station

There is a café where you can enjoy authentic coffee made with a siphon. (Take-out available)
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

*Tanohata Station offers luggage storage service (100 yen per item).

Shared Ride Taxi from Tanohata Station to Kitayamazaki

Shared Ride Taxi Tanohata Kanko Taxi operates according to the departure and arrival time of Sanriku Railway’s Tanohata Station
Reservations required, make a call at least one hour before departure Tanohata Kanko Taxi 0194-33-2121
https://www.vill.tanohata.iwate.jp/ kanko/kantaku.html

Sea Alps Kitayamazaki Sightseeing

The view from the observatory overlooking the sea is a dynamic coastline stretching about 8 km, with 200-meter-high cliffs, strange rocks and stones, and sea-eroded caves of various sizes. （This scenic spot was given the highest rating of “Class A” in the “Natural Resources: Coast and Cape” section of the National Tourism Resource Assessment by the Japan Transport Corporation.

Departure from Kitayamazaki

Enjoy French cuisine made with local products at L’Oréolle Tanohata

Chef Katsuyasu Ito, a French chef aiming to develop the local culinary culture, has opened L’Oréole Tanohata. Like a “three-star restaurant” in a small European village, you can enjoy a meal that makes the most of local resources and ingredients, including the view from the window.
☆ Chef Katsuyasu Ito Profile
Born in Chiba, Japan, he was awarded “Culinary Masters” by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 2011 and 2017, and appeared on the TV program “Iron Chef” in 2012, winning.

*Reservations required (please make reservations at least two days in advance)
TEL: 080-9014-9000 (for reservations only, open from 15:00 to 17:00)

Departure from L’Oreal Tanohata

Learn about the revolt at the Tanohata Village Folk Museum

The museum exhibits many historical and folkloric materials of Tanohata village, especially those related to the Sankei Uprisings of 1847 and 1853. In his book “Tenno no Seiki (The Emperor’s Century),” the writer Jiro Osaragi called the Sankei Uprisings was as major an event as arrival of the Black Ships in 1853. It was one of the largest peasant revolts in Japan and is said to be the culmination of peasant revolts in terms of political nature, organization, and tactics. Visitors can trace the people’s resistance to oppression against goverment at that time.

Enjoy the Tanahata Industrial Festival

Venue: Roadside Station Tanohata
10:00-15:00
In addition to local Geinoh, you can enjoy specialties from Tanohata village, four neighboring villages (Fudai village, Noda village, Kunohe village, Tanohata village) and the sister city Fukaya (Saitama Prefecture), as well as a fun raffle and many other events.
Roadside Station Tanohata also offers bike rentals, so you can explore the village between events.

Free shuttle bus from Roadside Station Tanohata to the Tanohata Industrial Festival ①Shimakoshi, Makisawa Kiriushi

Arrive at Shimakoshi Station, stroll around

The station was popular for its fairy-tale-like appearance and its name, Shimanokoshi, which was inspired by “Carbonado Island,” a volcanic island that appears in Kenji Miyazawa’s story The Biography of Gusuko Budori. However, on March 11, 2011, the station building was completely swept away by the massive tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Thanks to intensive restoration work, a new station building—designed to reflect the original style—was completed in July 2014. With its modern octagonal tower and other features reminiscent of the lost station, it has once again become a beloved symbol of recovery.
At the site of the former station (now within Shimanokoshi Fureai Park), a monument inscribed with a poem by Kenji Miyazawa, which withstood the tsunami, still stands in its original state.

Departure from Shimakoshi Station, take Sanriku Railway Rias Line bound for Miyako

Arrival at Miyako Station

Enjoy Miyako’s specialty Bottle Don in front of the station

Janome Sushi https://kankou385.jp/special_kiji/4558/
You can also enjoy Sanriku’s local sake.

Arrival at Bus Terminal Tokyo Yaesu

Departure from Tokyo station, Tokaido Shinkansen No. 281 bound for Shin-Osaka station